Photography

,Magnum photographer and celebrated photojournalist Chris Steele-Perkins has died aged 78. His beautifully-crafted documentary images of people and of war zones will live on in as a lasting memory of his long career. Chris was born in Myanmar (then Burma) in 1947 and was brought to live in Somerset in the west of England when he was two years old. His father was English and his mother Burmese. He…

Cruise line operator P&O Cruises has joined forces with Rankin for a photo exhibition at London’s Battersea Power Station from 17-28 September. Open to the public, On Board with Rankin is free to enter and will feature a series of images that were captured earlier this year on board P&O Cruises’ Arvia cruise ship – the largest in its fleet. The photographs present life on…

We explore the journey of a seasoned wildlife photographer and what it really takes to break into the industry. This time, we caught up with David Gibbon – working with Canon and Sigma gear – to hear how he carved out a name for himself behind the lens. David Gibbon (Image credit: David Gibbon) Specialisms: Wildlife, extreme locations, workshop leader. See more of David’s work on…

For photographers, the frustration of a pristine scene marred by distractions is a common occurrence. Whether it’s busy crowds, moving vehicles or onlookers in popular tourist spots or scenic viewpoints, we have all experienced this frustration. While patience might secure a gap for a clean shot, it’s often unfeasible in continuously busy locations. What you need – Tripod– ND…